Rivers of Blood: MI5 Tracked Woolwich Terrorists For Eight Years
Great Britain Over in Airstrip One, David Cameron wants to know “what went wrong.” MI5 followed the Woolwich terrorists for eight years (even after one […]
Diversity
Rivers of Blood: Diversity Enriching Woolwich (2011 UK Riots)
Great Britain Watch the police retreat from the rioting “youth”:
Sweden Burning
Sweden Sweden has been celebrating diversity for the third (or fourth) night in a row:
Rivers of Blood: Woolwich Terrorist Video
Great Britain Does anyone have a link to the whole video? Without the narration? “We swear by almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you. […]
Allah Akbar: Muslims Decaptitate Soldier In London
United Kingdom The victim was wearing a “Help for Heroes” t-shirt: Note: Meanwhile, the “youths” of Sweden are rioting in Stockholm, and French intellectual Dominique […]
The Color of Crime: Birmingham (June 2012-May 2013)
Alabama From June 1, 2012 through May 22, 2013, 100 percent of homicide arrests in Birmingham were African-Americans. Source: Bhamwiki
Rand Paul: GOP Must Embrace Diversity
New Hampshire Funny. The GOP in Alabama hasn’t embraced diversity and has 6 out of 7 congressmen, 2 senators, the governorship, a supermajority in the […]
Detroit City Schools vs. Mountain Brook City Schools
Alabama Here’s a funny comparison that came up today in a discussion about “underfunded schools” and the Alabama Accountability Act: Detroit Public Schools spends $11,896 […]
Fifty Years Forward: 100 Percent of Homicide Arrests In Birmingham Are Black
Alabama Browsing over this list of 25 homicides in Birmingham from January 1 to May 20, 2013, I have determined that of the 15 arrests […]
Explaining Common Criminals
Louisiana Here’s another key excerpt from Adrian Raine’s The Anatomy of Violence: The Biological Roots of Crime which explains why New Orleans and Birmingham are so […]
The LOMBROSO Program
Alabama Here’s an excerpt from Adrain Raine’s The Anatomy of Violence: The Biological Roots of Crime in which he speculates about the future implementation of the […]
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s Boat Message: Fuck America, Praise Allah
Massachusetts The Boston Marathon bombing was a straight up act of jihad: Note: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev became a U.S. citizen on September 11, 2012 which was […]
Tales From Detroit: LeDuff on Emergency Manager’s Report
Michigan In other news, Dave Bing is quitting: “What stands out to me is 40 years of dropping demographics, of reducing revenues—you don’t get the […]
Turf War “Getting Real” In Memphis
Tennessee This is a follow up to the previous post on the violence that could result if George Washington Carver High School is merged with […]
Rachel Maddow Attacks Richard Spencer
MSNBC She attacks James Edwards too … and fails.
Diversity Enriching Nebraska
Nebraska OD doesn’t find many occasions to post about the Great Plains states (civilization might survive a few more decades there), but the Heartland is […]
Richwine Breaks His Silence
District of Corruption He gave an interview to Byron York. To his credit, Richwine refuses to apologize. Conservatism Inc. comes across as a bunch of […]
New Orleans Celebrates Mother’s Day
Louisiana I don’t even have to say a word: Update: SBPDL has linked to some vital information: in 2009, 97.1% of known murderers in New […]
50 Years Forward: Congresswoman Terri Sewell Slammed For Failing To Promote Diversity
Alabama Congresswoman Terri Sewell, who represents Alabama’s 7th Congressional District, has been viciously attacked by a black radio host in Birmingham for not doing enough […]
Memphis Students: There Will Be Blood
Tennessee H/T SNN SNN has found an amazing story out of Memphis in 2013: if George Washington Carver High School is consolidated with Booker T. […]
50 Years Forward: 3 Years For Homicide In Jefferson County
Alabama In Bessemer, Shaneida shot her friend Meoshia in the head at the McDonald’s in 2011 … and got three years in prison for homicide […]
Review: Dividing Lines (Birmingham)
Alabama Exactly 50 years ago, the Birmingham business community surrendered to integration as a result of pressure from the federal government and negative media publicity […]
50 Years Forward: Loveman Village Homicide
Alabama Birmingham is mourning its latest “senseless” homicide … a 76-year-old landscaper who was gunned down in southwest Birmingham while cutting the grass near the Loveman Village […]
50 Years Forward: 155 White Guys, the 1901 Constitution, and Birmingham’s Prosperity
Alabama David Sher’s “Comeback Town” has weighed in on Alabama’s 1901 Constitution. The 155 White guys who penned the 1901 Constitution are accused of creating […]
Alabama’s 1901 Constitutional Convention
Alabama This excerpt comes from Wayne Flynt’s book, Alabama In The Twentieth Century: “Delegates set the tone for their proceedings by electing a corporation lawyer […]
Blacks vs. Mexicans In Georgia’s Onion Fields
Georgia As we explored last summer, free labor is unable to compete with slave labor in certain kinds of agriculture: Note: What incentive do black […]
50 Years Forward: Flight Delays In Birmingham
Alabama OD’s probe into the history of Birmingham since 1963 continues: “It was during that period that the Birmingham airport began delaying all air traffic […]
Armed Robbery Fail
Louisiana In New Orleans, an African-American attempts to rob Lew: “On Saturday, 4/27/13 at or about 5:05AM, the victim was walking in the 1900 block […]
South Africa: The Massacre That Changed a Nation
South Africa The ANC is supposedly outraged about this:
50 Years Forward: Woman Holding Infant Shot and Killed in Gate City
Alabama An African-American male was disrespected today in the Gate City projects in Birmingham. Shots were fired. A bystander holding an infant was fatally shot […]
Supreme Court Refuses To Take Up Alabama Immigration Law
District of Corruption In 2011, Alabama passed an immigration law called HB 56 that made it a crime to harbor an illegal alien. The SPLC […]
50 Years Forward: Greensboro vs. Birmingham
Alabama 100 public officials and business leaders from Greensboro, NC recently came to Birmingham, AL on a trip to learn more about the best practices […]